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V STAR PROMOTION is very happy to announce that from this day onward, we will be working with the band
 
 
 
MORRIGAN!
 
V STAR PROMOTION and MORRIGAN will be working closely together to guarantee that their music is available worldwide.
Of course we will also make sure all information about the band is easily accessible to fans worldwide!
 
Please look forward to releases on iTunes, a multi-language official Facebook, subtitled music video, and many other great things.
 
From this moment on, we at V STAR PROMOTION ask that you kindly welcome MORRIGAN.

FLCL, the classic six-episode anime, is returning for two more seasons, thanks to Cartoon Network. The cable channel is collaborating with original studio Production I.G. on 12 new episodes that will air on Adult Swim's Toonami block, according to a press release.
  The revival will serve as a direct sequel set years after the distinctive sci-fi comedy, which wrapped in Japan back in 2001. The company offered a few details about what to expect in the coming episodes:   In the new season of FLCL, many years have passed since Naota and Haruhara Haruko shared their adventure together. Meanwhile, the war between the two entities known as Medical Mechanica and Fraternity rages across the galaxy. Enter Hidomi, a young teenaged girl who believes there is nothing amazing to expect from her average life, until one day when a new teacher named Haruko arrives at her school. Soon enough, Medical Mechanica is attacking her town and Hidomi discovers a secret within her that could save everyone, a secret that only Haruko can unlock.   Along with the returning characters, staff members from the first season will come back to work on the new episodes, the company said; that includes creator Kazuya Tsurumaki.   Despite only lasting six episodes, Production I.G. and co-producer Gainax's original series quickly developed a cult following. Toonami has since ran and re-ran FLCL (pronounced "Fooly Cooly") in English for stateside audiences several times over the past 15 years.   While the Saturday night Toonami block typically airs licensed properties, it's worked with Production I.G. to develop original series in the past. 26 episodes of IGPX, an original anime produced with Cartoon Network, aired in 2005.     http://www.polygon.com/2016/3/24/11301854/flcl-season-two-new-episodes-toonami         I'm freaking out    

Did a high-res stitch-up of the three covers. Tried my best to make it seamless, three exact squares (1534px each), and all that junk.

I literally cannot get bored of this show. I must have watched it beginning to end over 10+ times. I love it.

Can we take a moment to appericate this hot prostitute pretty VK dude?

 



 



 

 

 

Didn't want to share this one cuz it's too good buuuut ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ...+18 you little kiddos

 



 

one daaaay I'll have to Karma you up

 

Edit: don't think I have to mention this but just in case ^ @Elazmus

First of all, I would like to thank everyone who is supporting Deviloof!
At the end of the day, when I decided to start helping Deviloof I was very much aware that they are band that will have people that love them, people that hate them and a smaller majority of people who don’t feel strongly either way about them, more so than any other band V STAR PROMOTION’s works with.
The reason V STAR PROMOTION decided to work with Deviloof is to broaden our market, our goal is to have something to offer to as many people with varying tastes in music.
And the fact that people have varying and different tastes in music is what this discussion leads to.
Everybody has their own taste in music, what one person might think sounds terrible could be a masterpiece to other people, it doesn’t mean that either person is wrong, it also doesn’t mean that the song in question is innately good or bad, it all comes down to personal opinion.
This is also the case in defining a music style, music is a vast and ever changing entity.
Music never stays the same for long as artists and fans are always thinking of a way to change and develop it further, by this genres of music are also constantly changing and developing.
So any genre of music can also be thought of differently by different people, what might be brutal to someone might not just cut it to other, and on the reverse side what might be brutal to some might be too much for others.
And there is nothing at all wrong with that.
Working with Deviloof, I have faith that they will continue to work hard to grow as artists and that they will try their best to bring new and unique music.
It is not always going to appeal to everyone, but that’s music.
If you like Deviloof, once again I would like to thank you for your support.
If you don’t like Deviloof I value and understand your opinion, but please understand that the people that like them have their reasons and right to do so as well.
The same goes in reverse.
Thank you.

checked them out cuz v star promotion is supporting them, but lol.... i think i'll stick to RiR XD

i'm gonna kill myself. I can't believe they're done for.
"Don't forget the evanescence of our tune."
Don't worry, I won't ever forget you 4.

I only have a few decent pictures that are not ruined by my glasses, and the lighting isn't helping (¬,¬”)
 


Another one with the (now dead) Femme Fatale:

Am I vk yet? 

If they didn't sell out, my friend got me one of those shirts and a bunch of cheki. I am happy.

I haven't come across a specific thread like this, but it feels like something people will enjoy. Feel free to share any pictures of yourself with Japanese artists. I'll start off with the few pictures I have (and leaving some out because they are too unflattering). 

 



 

With Masashi (Jupiter). I have one with the full band too but there's no telling what my face is doing on that exact photo so I'll leave that to your imaginations.

 



 

Myself and Megaromania. None of them had time to do their hair because they were late, so they're all looking droopy, myself included.

 



 

BLACK LINE. I still don't remember what came over me when I went here. It was enjoyable, to say the least. (I don't recall why I was wearing Kisaki's shirt to this show).

 



 

Together with my ultimate heroes. Look how joyful they are.

 



 

Kaya was lovely. He smelled nice too. Just two hours before this I was still dressed up in the muck from my Silent Hill nurse cosplay, and I dislocated my knee early on that day. 

fuck yeah

Limited edition A : 1944 yens
CD :
01. RUDENESS RESORT
02. Marburg
DVD :
01. RUDENESS RESORT MUSIC VIDEO
02. RUDENESS RESORT MUSIC VIDEO BTS
 
Limited edition B : 1944 yens
CD :
01. RUDENESS RESORT
02. プラスチック・ハート(Plastic Heart)
DVD :
01.2016.1.7「名も無き明日はない」at TSUTAYA O-WEST LIVE映像
 
Regular edition : 1296 yens
CD :
01. RUDENESS RESORT
02. GIFT
03. RUDENESS RESORT(KØULESS ver.)

I was rather anxious while listening to this because the imagery in the beginning of the video signalled to some potential changes in style, but I am utterly relieved that they didn't go for that indicated heaviness. It has been far too long since I have listened to Royz, but this seems like a nice starting point again. It is still strange to see them without Kazuki, though – his presence is more overwhelmingly missing than it is obvious with other bands when they lose a guitarist.

1, 2, 7, 8, and 9 all stood out. Glad Subaru hasn't completely abandoned his harsh vocals.
While 12 seems generic-Royz, it might be a better ending song than SUPERNOVA.
4 and 5 will need to grow on me, and hopefully I won't hate THE BEGINNING when I hear it in the midst of the album.
All in all, I'm still expecting this album to be better than CORE.

For sure, especially upon first listen - the part after the solo until about the 3 minute mark feels like a ridiculously long build up into the chorus. After a couple listens, I can follow it better.
 
I'm actually not even sure what I'm talking about ^ but I like the song as well. 

Started to re watch LOST a month ago. Love it even more than the first time around.
 
I also watch It's always sunny in Philadelphia 
I surprised the show is still so funny after 10 seasons. Crazy.

kisaki feeding off the souls of relevant bands for his upcoming new project